England boss Tuchel defends decision to start Quansah ahead of Alexander-Arnold in Spain loss
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England suffered a crushing 3-2 defeat to Spain at Wembley in the UEFA Nations League.The Three Lions engineered their own downfall, making several defensive turnovers that La Roja capitalised on.An e...
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- England suffered a crushing 3-2 defeat to Spain at Wembley in the UEFA Nations League.The Three Lions engineered their own downfall, making several defensive turnovers that La Roja capitalised on.An e...
England suffered a crushing 3-2 defeat to Spain at Wembley in the UEFA Nations League .
The Three Lions engineered their own downfall, making several defensive turnovers that La Roja capitalised on.
An early Marc Guehi error allowed Lamine Yamal to score the opener. However, England responded with goals from Anthony Gordon and Harry Kane.
The Three Lions had a fantastic chance to add to their tally, but Kane missed the penalty Jude Bellingham won off Rodri’s outstretched legs.
Spain made them pay as Alex Baena curled an effort in from the front of the box on 60 after capitalising on a Nico O’Reilly error, and substitute Mikel Oyarzabal finished England off.
La Roja held onto their lead with brilliant possession play.
England boss Thomas Tuchel was unsurprisingly angry at the defensive errors and the rearguard’s overall performance.
However, he also had questions to answer for some puzzling decisions. He was asked why he played centre-back Jarell Quansah at right-back when Trent Alexander-Arnold was available.
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Source: Football Today.
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